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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-30
First six months Of
1897 1gQG
Total...........,

As shown by these figures, says the
Manufdcta ,ers's Record, there Is wide
diversity Of new enterprises indicating
sound aud healthy growth. The
building of cotton mills is again at
tracing great attention, and in nearly
all the Southern States new mills are
under construction, while arrange
menls have been completed for build.
ing many others. In South Carolina
several very large mills are being
built by old established companies,
and others are enlarging their capacity
by new machinery, while plans have
about been consummaied for $780,
900 mill at Greenvllle and several
others at different points. l. Is also
noticeable that cotton manufacturing
ia attracting much attention In Texas,
where but little in that line has here
toiore been done, and quite number
of companies, with capital ranging
from 100000 to $500 900, are pre-
pairing to erect mills in that
State. The increase in the number
of brick yards from thirty-six for first
six months OF 1886 to 1l6 for the same
time this year, shows the increased
activity in building operations, due ia
the establishment Of 90 many new In.
| dustries. In c)tton-seed oil mills there
has been a decided gain. as also in
-four mills, lumber mills (Which In
ci1de saw mills, sash aud door facto-
ries, planning mills, stsve factories, etc.,,
canning factories, machine she s anC
ioundries, ice factories, miscellaneoui
iron works, including rolling mills
pipe works, etc.
Tho amount OF capital, including
capital stock OF incorporated compa
MES, represented by the new enter
prisss organic ID or chartered in thu
South, and In the enlargement of olC
plants and rebuilding of mills de
stroyed by fire during the first sil
months Of 1887, compared with tn,
came time 1888, was as follows:
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-30
First six months Q

The Manuactsirers's Record Gays these
figures give some idea Of the vastness
OF the industrial development Of the
south, and the large increase in every
line Of manufacture, as shown by the
number Of new enterprises of different
kinds, proves that this growth is not
confined to q few industries, but covers
almost the whole range Of human &C
tivity, and demonstrates the absolute
soundness and stability OF the wonder
full progress of the manufacturing In
terests OF the Southern States.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-30
MR.. A. A. TALMAGE DEAD.
HIS Death OcOurs in His Private
Car.

PERU, IND, June ga. A. Tai
mage, vice president of the Wabash
railway, died in this city last night at
1890 o'clock. The immediate cause
OF his death was Bright's disease,
coupled with dysinteTy. Mr.. Talmage
was on his way from st Louis to To-
ledo, in charge OF two physicians, and
acc lmpanied by his wife. At Toledo
che party intended taking a yachting
cruise around Lake Ede. He was sui-
feFlng much pain eli the way, and on
arrival here bis private car was side
tracked, where be died. After the
body was embalmed, the party left for
st. Louis.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-30
JACKSON, TENN.
The Backbone OF the Drought
Broken ny COpiOuu Rains.
IsrsoIAL TO rHE AprEAL.I

JAcKsoN, TENN, Juue 29,-Copious
showers have fallen in this city and
surrounding country last night and to-
day. Every body is rejoicing that the
backbone OF tho drought hao been
broken at last, which insures good
crops.
Several wealthy capitalists OF Sioux
City, Ia, have recently purchased real
estate in this city and county.
Col, J. j. Hickman, OF Kentucky,
delivered powerful prohibition
speech TO an immepss audience in this
city last night.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-30
LITTLE ROCK, ARK.
A Probable Fatal Row Between Two
Negro Gamblers.
ESPECIAL TO THE APPEAL.l

LITTLE ROCK, ARK, June 29.-Two
negroes by the name of Vogee and
Cowan became involved in quarrel
last night over game of cards in a
Markham street gambling den. Both
drew pistols and both were probably
mortally wounded.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-30

kEaosTURA BIrrERs is household
word Mi over tne world. EoI oT5T
thirty years 1t has advertised itself by
iis merits. 1t lie now advertised to
VAN the public sgsinst counterfeits.
Ths Renuine article lie manufactured
BY Dr.. ]. G, B. siegert 4 Sons,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-30

brotherhood OF Locomotive EnEan !
GERS
OTTAWA, 0ST., June 20 The
Brotherhood Of Locomotive Engineers
opened their annual convention her .
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-21
A Calm In jersey,

TRENTON, Jan. 20.-The same old
program WAS gone through with in the
Bon ate this Aftern oon. Secretary Read.
ing raped for order at few mirutse
past 3, and all the Republican Senators
except Gardiner aus wtred to thei!
names. President to.be Fish then ar ose
and moved that the Senate defer organi
cation until to morrow ct 10 O'Clock,
This motion Was carried, aud the work
of the day was dore.
1t lie I'll zen out low that without q
doubt the organization Will be compile
ted Oh Monday night or Tuesday morn
ing. The II Republican Senators he'd 0
CON ference ai;sr the meeting this after
u Don, bat II Was decided to 90 nothing
The DENT cratic Stpators have al zone
home al d the Republicans have ossurec
them that they will not take advantage
OF their absencs. Every thing IL veiy
qniet hire 70 day.
Some feeling was caused tbis morn
! ing by a leader In the Tue American
the Democratic official organ Of tb,
State, published In this city. 1t de
ciares that nothing could prevent th'
Senators ASST mbled this morning from
sweariIg In the mem ers-elec who
when so sworn could take upon the m
selves tLe duties Of mem bership. Il
dots not require o majority for action
but this minority can c0npel quorum
to be present. THIS IL claims IL COZ sti
, tu,lonal. 1t 10 generally though. tina
this plan will not DO adop:ed b. th'
Democrats,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-21

Iossls will DO received BY the
1 Poor unit, . O'Clock >. M,
ISL. for suppl ing the aims
lne dtputmsnt with bread,
|es. tobs COO, wbiakey, hour and
4 clothing. shoes, carpet slip
m and medicines. osts And
I January 70, l-s7, 10 Ap1i
! will be By the quarter, 10
/ one bind-quaftsr. with me
In cut. with ! fore quarters out
f4tted. and dressing not isss
n vii, b. for forsquartefs only
! voods repaired can be seen
~: and schsd ules for the con-
|ders will be furnished 1t the
i goods TO bs delivered At
|iree Of any extra charge
1 ulcaso write the word pro,
kes OF the envelope, 50 that
stInguisned from other com
md address trustees Of tnc
kstlo county. care OF JOHN
superintendent
al the Poor reserve ths fighi
Nil bids. liv's
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-21
Trouble About Dogs.

The time for dogs running at larg,
" ithout being registered expired at 1.
O'Clock Wednesday, and Thursday
spe cial OH Ger Foster and bis assistant
o. ford. were out early gathering In tht
unfortunate ours for whom collars anc
labels had not been provided by theiI
owners. Under the impression that the
time did not expire until 10 O'Clock 10.
night several persons, whose dogs were
caught, we're very indignant at The
action OF the dog catcbers. Assistant
Clifford this morning. got into an alter.
cation with Peter Newn an, on Conrad
street, whore dog had been gathered mp
by Clifford Newman had the collar OF
his far aGi shirt torn, and Clifford was
very roughly handled. Newman say 8
that had ba known Clifford was q dog
catcher he would not have resisted the
arrest of his dog, and he sug. ests that
he wear star as an insignia OF his
office.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-21

mon, and in that belief ,s their great
solsce and nssuranoe. But. though they
love to lingsr, By IL O'Clock they are
follow Ing ~ tho vsko OF the washing
domestic ctfel6s. The benches under
the towers becoms vacsnt. Perhaps
snme lone youth linRer, upon them TO
read again In the white glare OF the
electricity . miesive, well-thum bed,
dirty and m!sspelled. The police nj IN
looks ut him pityingly snd passes on to
his little cabin where his can Of coffee
aim msrs gently on the OIL stove. Poor
Id git, Says the policeman softly to him
self. "hs's eatin' his white bread noe"
The policeman gets 50 day and has TO
support . wife, mot her 10. Law and eiab bit
children out Of that. He pities the
| young fellow cot on the bench. Bat
the young fellow doesn's care for the
policeman. He has the letter nth the
/, faulty orthoaraphy, ard his ardent af
fiction for the writer grows With IL
creased fervor.
Midnight sees tho last lover gone
from the bridge. At that hour the pc.
licem.n are changed. The membsis oil
the night squad that then comes on
wear different expressions from those Of
the day men. The stony stare and curi
reply Of the day policeman. Who delight
10 freeze tho marrow In the bones oi
c0up trymen seeking Information. find
DO imitatou among the night patrol
Tho night watchman talks with any
passing foot traveller 90 long 90 the lat.
ter will be beSuiled. When tie foo
travellers cease 70 amuso. there IL usu
sliy 40 animated dialogue going on be
tween the policeman on the promenade
Ia nd Al oh hne Az hah vt
These intellectual exchanges of view
have Q wide scope, and en brace reli
gion, politics. philosophy and the pric,
and various brands Of chewing tobacco
There are no Jumping cranks 70 worry
the soul and tax the vision Of nigh
policeman. Bat there 10 no lack of In
cidents to interest the night Waterman
A reporter crossir x the bridge at
o'clock one morn ing mott ed n police
man leaning over the psrapet In Q lie
tening attitude. The reporter stopped
walking and listened. Family on thu
night air he could hear cries that seemet
! to come fi0m far no the East river
labout opposite Havenyers' sugar re
hnery. A woman Vas scream inj
t"Marder! MurdefP' Presently the erie
ceased.
"What lie it?' asked tho reporter.
"Some develishness gong on dow
On the river" mnttertd the PC
l.ceman. 1--WE OF an hear cries Of pee
} pie In distress ont on thu river. W
are helpless TO DO anything up here
BY and by the cries ttop, anG that Is IN
lest OF it Sometimes We see man q
down TO the dock. We eau see hir
p'ainly by the light jump into tn
> river. II he ever cone 80 out we nevG
+, see him."
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-21
On the Big Bridge.

The sights aud sounds Oh the New
YORK and Brooklyn bridge At night diff.
FIR from those OF the day, says the New
York Tribune, as mu Oh Is the great arc
of electric lights on that aerial high
way differ from the glare OF high noon.
Oountrymen by the hundreds drift idly
. ,ross the stiu ,ture between BHur rise
and sunset every day. People Visiting
New York for the first time linger long
on the bridge. Tney look at the harry
ing Gro wis who rush along the Peome-
made, going WESTWARD to New York in
the morning and eastward to bed and
board In Brooklyn at nightfall. They
hang over the parspets, lee their glances
range over the two great cities throb-
bling with busy life, mark the rapid
tide of the East river flowing 1uder
their feet with the fleets and dAgs
Of the world f1yiEg at the wh0rves,
ply sue wearied policemen with
countless queries about the bridge, and
then when they return to their hcmes
they talk to their friends ard acquAint-
ances for hours concerning the stupend-
GUS strnc are. Butthey have seen only
one side OF life on the bridge. Il Is
after the electric lights havegupplanted
the day, when the apparently endless
string OF vohfe es and funetal pr0cet
sions THAI have been rumbling acroGs
the roadway fer twelve hours has
dwindled 20 an occasional truck or cai-
riage that the second side of lie on the
bridge sets in. The stead y roar of the
cities cease to jar on the ear; tho last
traveller homeward to Brooklyn with
weary look on his face and thoughts Of
supper in his head has passed hurriedly
on. The mighty arch Is now given over
to family gioups and TO lovers.
The last to leave the bridge are the
lovers. The "youDg fellow" and his
"best giyl" will let blissful companion.
ship trench on sleepiness every time.
They form pleasant feature Of evening
life on the bridge. these lovers Soli-
tlTy among moving Gro wds, his muscu- /,
lar arm enoircles her waist, and she
submits TO the oAress. Nc
body notices them. They are too com.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-21
List of Public eAlta-

Jan. rs. II. h M. Jordan, Christiana Hid.
g. -, Thos. Robinson, Brandywtne Hid.
- n, Thomas Ly nam, q. COURT House
~, L. X. d II. b tnks. Brandy vine HID
Feb 3, samuel Handy Brandwino HID.
3" }. r. RstlodRs. christina, HID
p" 8, W. and II. y. Passmore, Christi
ana Hundred.
e" Q, A. II. Tyson. horses, at Chester.
~ I, Delaware CLARK. near Glasgow, ID 81
IL, j. Frank BiRgs. Court House.
10, J. N. Leo. ItrAndywize HID.
/" 10, tfeorge Hill, horses, Media.
10, Dorrl ok son 4 Trimble, BRANDY HID
II, M sry h. litter, Penozder HID.
- n, Dougl3s, Morrison, White ClaN
Greek Hundred.
~, Jas. H. CLARK, near Delaware City
~, Derrickson n galloway, Kand'y
rs, Thos CLARK, New Casile nd
%. Waeh lpRton kim. PeDcader I'D
"a, Kober. Mcfarlip. New OGstle Id
"a, Nathaniel Thompson, Pencader IA d
March /, John Il Emory, N. q. HID.
g 3, W. X. j. Il. b. HoiifngswOrth
Chffsiana-
q. W. X. Powell, Pencadsr Hundred
I, MoFarlin b HANKS. N. q. HID.
8, Weldin u McEiwee, Whit
Clay Greek Hundred.
" o, W. W. Calhoun, Red Lion Hid.
20, W. Y. Thompson, N. y. Id.
I.atiner b II all. Christiana Hid
IL, PEOPLES & sheldon. Christi. HID
i" IL, H W. MGusley, Brandy HID.
Is, samuel Handy, Brandy Hid.
10, J. W. Guest. near OiayiAont
17,Charles 4. Quest, Brandy lad.
~. A. Valentiuo, Brandywine HID
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uprroR's C1ylcns .)
SIXTH ! TRsM tsnd nocs)

! uprroR's C1y1cns ~
SIXTH : TREN ,(1nd hoos)
rarol. January 10, 1851.
|. AZ ali psrsons sgstnst whose
srs lions outstsndtng IN The
mcs Il Yvspsetfuliy called 70
Iy,ly Ohsrter, Ordinance Booh. ,
,avs, "if the amount OF
raid within 90 DAYS after
s,dn thereof, u shall be the
xor Of said city 70 issue .
"a 10 the said city auditor,
i'm 10 lew the same with Ali
Imam Inc Grounds or buildings
tron,,ns upon such street, ~
IN said grounds or buildinue,
.,eoi' shall DC sold BY the said
nubIic auction, upon ten (i0)
.wo newspapers published IN
oved by law hefo.e proceed
Yen has y lssed In many 10
a fnauc,Ai wants of the city
iutely neocssary that all out
he prou plly collected.
VIII bs instituted for the col
Ills roma lining unpaid after :
vs from date Of this NOTICE, II
ryest viii be added.
J.fRANK BALL.
Oily Auditor
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Philadelphia, Wilmington 1 ssiilnsls A,i,Issd

AAesAss VIVA Aosv~ vhhAAAARSou - ICtlOW6
Pbiiadeipai~ texuressl. 2b2. 4 w. o 30,
u 30, a04, 8 90 b a. Q 20 AMI Z 90 D. no,
accom- mediation, o 40, Z W, I %, 10 90 q. m.
30. 4 90, ", . ~, 10 80 .. m.
For Chester fexpress). 0 80, 7 90, 8 80. go.
~, IL -, II 81 a. m, II 30, ", Q " and 100
.. m.
Accommodation 0 40, 90, o5, SIS, 10 80.
o. m, 70, o., 7 40, . b. a nd 10 20 D. m.
rev York, 100. 81, o., 0 %. 7 90, $50
10 o.. II o. q. m. az zS, VI, 80, ~, 70 zs,
co, 10 80 y. m.
For West chester. via Lamokln, 9 20 and
10 .. M. 2 80 and 4 90 p. m.
For Newark and Intermediate stations.
~ q. m, Ia s. and Il p. In.
baltimore and Intermediate stations, 10 08
q. M, 81 p. m. an IL Us mig >.
baltimore and Bay Line, As D. N.
Baltimore and Washington. / 70, 4 As, 9 o.
10 os. II 90 a. IN, Il "a, "ilT, ~. 10, 10 40
and % p. m.
Trains for Delaware Division leave for:
Q 70 and II 6b y. m.
Georgetown and Lewes, 80 a. IN. and 80
p. m.
Ssaford Express, 50 p. m.
Harrington, Uslmar and way stations 80
Express for Harrington, $50 p. m. Way
Exprsss for Dover, Harrington and del.
mar, II Is p. m. every day.
franklin Oity, SO Q. m.
Express for Norfolk. II SIS o. m. daily,
Leave Philadelphis, Broad atrset, for
Wilmington lexpress), II ", 3 so, 20, T27,
10, 10 20. IL 10, II 81 q. m. 3 OF, 4 OF, 1 90,
8 %, 8 81, 0 OF, o 81, IL 10 and IL "a d. NJ.
Accenmo datiOn, o 80, 10 2s q. "a, 81 at,
81, Y. 81. 10 90 10 ~ and IL ~ p. N.
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WILMINGTON IL NORTHERN Il. X

Time table in Of. ect Nov. 2sth, 1888. rains
leave Wflminp ~ (French st.ee;) al follows:
For keadtLg, Birdsboro, Joanna, spring
he,d, WAY Aesburg Junction, Manor Potts
Vile, n aqua, allentown, leGano1, Wer-
nersv ,ns and all points on the Philadelphia
| an. heading X. H., 90 q. m. and 2.45 .. m.
For Coa,esville LII breevllle ler ape.
Uhadd's tord and DuPcnt's anf inserme-
! diRte Itints, T.e a. IN 40, AID ~ y. m.
For West Chester, :. % l.. L.. ZS6. and O.l2
pm.
e.le p. N.
On SUNDAY for GfasiPs, CostHsviiie Wes;
Chester and all inefr .6iI.e .,oiaGs, $40 q.
N. -
A @. TcCAUsLAND, i. A BOWER,
II Su,e-,rre~ie~t CAeu1 pase AR't
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CtHERlFF'SsSALE- VIRTUE OF A
- writ OF Issvsri Fscias, 10 mo d..
rects d, viii be sxposed 70 public sale ~ 70
hotel now occupied BY Jacsb Hyatt. In the
village Of stanton In Mill Greek Hundred
New Castle county, Dol,
ON WEDNESDAY,
THE I'd DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1887,
At II O'Clock q. M.
The following described real estate, vIs:
All that certafr frame messuage or tepe
|sitpsted N white Clay Creek Hundred
county Of New CASTLE; bou nded and describ
cd as ,llows, to wit:
no. ]. Beginning 1t post corner Of Ia nc
Of William 4 Heisler and land Of tue Phiis
deiphia, Wilmington and Baltimore Rail
road Company thence along q line OF land o
the said cUm any north ~ degrees, east Q.
e-l0 perches to other land OF the said william
II. Heisier, thence along q line of eaid land
south 30L degrees ca I 80 $40 PAROLES to
wb its oak tree in line Of lard Il wiliiail
Morrison. themes alons 50 d land the follow
~ Y courses and DISTANCES, eoutn "a degrees
west 10 2 10 psrches ta stons. south 2sk de
grees, west ~ Pc ches 10 gum tree, nortt
i6tx degrees. west 10 perobes 20 a red o,k
tree in line Of land of tine said William Il
hefaler thence along said lana rth 38 do
Rreos west 80 10 perchss 70 the place Of be
| aiming containing 20 kcres2 ro0ds and Il
psrches Of land be the SINE more or lete.
NO Beginning at white oak tree 9 COR
ner Of laad Of John II. Pfios and Samue
Uanby, Trusted, thence BY said land Eortl
so1S degrees, west SO 3-l0 perones TO land o
the Philadelphia, Wilmington and BaI,i
more Railroad Company, thence along sais
land north " degrees east % ITO perches h
the public road TO Chrstiana, thobce alon
said read south 3lx degrees, east 27 1
perches 10 lanf Of William m orrison, thepc
along said land ssuth o. degrees, west ~ 81
II 4. <h h tt,- -
rinuinS oonssininH acres ana 10 H ne-c az az
land be the sumo more or less. Book W
vol. 3, page Az 40.
Seized and taken In execution the p,oI
erty OF George Himsworth and Phcbe A :, hi
wife, and I. t.. and TO be sold by
Oils LAM BSUN, Sheriff.
Sheriti's Office, Wilmington, January ].
1857. i1s-eod u
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DUBLIO SALF-TH e sUBSCRI. ~
il Der retiring from the farming A3S
and dairy busfuess, viii sell st public sale,
It his residence. in Brandywine Hundred,
one mile from the city Of Wilmington, on
the Phi iladsIphia Pike, adjoining River
view oemstesy, on
MONDAY, JANUARY "A, 1857.
1t II O'Clock m, sharp.
work or driving horses and N ules.
An head Of we'll selected dairy VS~E4sj
~ COWS, some with calves byEES3YS
their Sides, others close epringors. N-W
and some milking, among which are some
high bred Jereeys; two hejfers. coming one
year old; two extra stock bulls, H0lstein
stock; eight head Of Southdown soeep, extra
ftne buck. Farming Implements: Farm
aud hay wagons. ox-cart, l Osborne reaper
champion new Model mower, hay ted
dor. horse rake, sslf-duDp; ! two 2horse
power, with three her and bolt; cutting
box, large afE-; Boyer feed mill, l sulky
|cuitivat0r and corn marker. l roller, pl0ws,
harrows. cultivators, double and single lar
ness, milk wagons, l light 6ermaatowI
carriage. Hay and straw by tho ton; corr
fodder BY the bundle; corn By the bushel
aud great many arti,lss not herein emu
merstod
TRIMS: "A credit Of 90 days on all sums oil
% doilarJ and over; 2 per cent IN for casn
THOMAS =. ROBINSON.
l.. W. STIDHAM 4 SON, Auot's.
i2o-ltw std Jno. shaw, CLERK.
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Department
LRixtt, an King SITS.


ready for 1881: II paid on
nary 81, the face OF Dill; In
n cent. will be added; In
n. tsrrulss may DO drawn.
| January will DO closed on
iof, are charged with the
ners OF stables pieaee take
!, warned not 70 supply sd'
or any premises with city
vrit.on or printed permit
ment. under penalty OF sio
% n. N. 70 /, p. m.
\ 5. GaOHE, Registrar.
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DUBLIO SALE-WILL BE SOLD AT
L pubic sale at tho late resi- n
dence OF Robert Banks, deceased, -AN
Brandy vine Hundred, on
THURSDAY, JANUARY u, 1887.
at IL O'Clock 2. NJ,
God horses, 10 good cows, bull, and farm.
ing Implements generally. Terms at sale
FRED X. BANKS,
HANNAH BANKS,
Administrators Of RoherL Banks.
l.. W. Stidham & sons, Auct's. lis sd. ltws
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NOW-TaE rim Z 10 sPEOULATE

A GIVE FLUCTUATIONS in the Mar
"A ket offer opportunities to SPECTATORS
to make money in Grail Stocks, Honds ard
Petroleum. Prompt personal attention given
TO orders received py wirs or mall. Cores
pondence solicited. Full information about
the m ark cts in our Book, which Will be fcr-
warded free on application.
H. d. KYLE, Banker and Broker,
Ss broad and "a Row Streets. Now York
Civ n2a-1v cod dAw
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UOMPAIANUE WITH
lions aud requirements Of
Iai Assembly " the state OF
d at Dover, March II. Less,
n 1 olcerninR Private Ger.
Dec 10 hereby gwen that q
5porating . company 10 DC
q delaware ExttDct Oe N
he 9lst day Of January A II.
g q. NJ, DO presented q
5ilm.ngton..o tho Horois able
b }. Aesociate Judge Of TIE
BIZ the Stats OF Delaware, In
asile County, for his rp'
TIES l. II HARRINGTON,
6ftorneys for lncorporatOrs.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-21

To all who are suffering from the er.
rors and ndiscre lions Of youth, nervous
weakness. early decay, loss OF man hood,
&c., will send recipe that will cure
you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great
xemedy WAS discovered by o missionary
In South America. Send self address
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DOR SALE. AT A BAR

TOR SALE. AT A BAR
I gain. from now until
MARCH 25th, the three
story brick dwelling. 1908
VanBuren street. Will sell
to suit the purchaser. Will
take a $4,000 mortgage on
property for S years at S per
cent. Apply at the REPUB.
LICAN Office. iv14-tf
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